Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project Blue Book Sighting Report — Delaware Memorial Bridge, January 1967
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A witness reported a round, steel-colored object moving at high speed near the Delaware Memorial Bridge in January 1967. The Air Force concluded the report contained insufficient data for a formal evaluation.
This document is a U.S. Air Force sighting report filed under Project Blue Book regarding an unidentified aerial phenomenon observed in early January 1967. The witness, who was driving across the Delaware Memorial Bridge while traveling from Delaware to New Jersey, reported observing a perfectly round, steel-colored object. According to the witness, the object appeared at a certain height, moved toward the distance at high speed, and then ascended out of sight. The witness estimated the object's altitude to be approximately 5,000 feet. The report includes a completed U.S. Air Force technical information questionnaire, where the witness noted that the sighting occurred during clear, dry weather conditions. The witness, who identified themselves as a car dealer operating a lot in Woodbury, New Jersey, stated that they had never seen anything like this before. The official conclusion recorded by the Air Force was that there was insufficient data for evaluation, noting that the lack of a specific date for the incident made a detailed study impossible.
This Rund object appeared when I was crossing Del memorial Bridge it was leaving Del and going East to new Jersey.
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Official Assessment
Insufficient data for evaluation.
The observer reported a round, steel-colored object seen while crossing the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The object moved at high speed before disappearing. Due to the lack of a specific date and limited information, the Air Force concluded there was insufficient data for evaluation.